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<li>Select <b>Options...</b></li> | <li>Select <b>Options...</b></li> | ||
<li>Click the <b>+</b> beside <b>Environment</b></li> | <li>Click the <b>+</b> beside <b>Environment</b></li> | ||
| − | <li>Select <b>Fonts | + | <li>Select <b>Fonts and Color</b></li> |
<li>In the display items, find the <b>brace matching(rectangle)</b></li> | <li>In the display items, find the <b>brace matching(rectangle)</b></li> | ||
<li>Select "Item background" and change it</li> | <li>Select "Item background" and change it</li> | ||
Latest revision as of 00:44, 16 June 2010
This page will describe how to change the background color of the brace match highlighting in Visual Studio 2010. The default color might not help you find the closing brace.
Visual Studio
Comfirmed to work for Visual Studio 2010. Should be the same for 2005 and 2008 as well
To change the default color of the brace match highlighting:
- Click on the Tools menu
- Select Options...
- Click the + beside Environment
- Select Fonts and Color
- In the display items, find the brace matching(rectangle)
- Select "Item background" and change it
- Press Ok
Feel free to edit it.
